Lieberman urges blending faith with public life in America
In a Detroit sermon, Joe Lieberman argues the Constitution protects religious freedom and contends politics must acknowledge faith. He aims to break a barrier to let leaders discuss belief openly while noting deep social divides on abortion, sexuality, guns, death penalty, and war.
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Debate on religion in presidential campaign raises life issues
Chris Matthews questions whether religion can resolve deep questions of life death and human dignity in a brief campaign window. The piece suggests caution about reducing sacred topics to political bargaining.
Faith and politics clash in 1992 rhetoric debate
The piece argues religious commitments shape political views, contrasting reactions to Joe Lieberman and George W. Bush. It questions infusing faith into national debate, noting public reception varies by speaker and urging clarity on “God’s purpose” for governance.
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Time to Volunteer: Community Needs Your Involvement Now
The piece urges renewed volunteer effort as summer ends, highlighting the county Volunteer Center at 16 South Market St, open 8:30 to 4, 301-663-4231. It stresses matching volunteers to agencies, the value of new blood, and the joy of helping, with Dr. Mahlmann noting you can enjoy it even if amateur.
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Outdoor concert and city traffic debate in Frederick
A labor day outdoor concert at Baker Park drew a large crowd on the 100 block of Bas Third Street as city officials pressure for truck traffic ban near downtown. At Frederick High School auditorium Evel White KAAL presented a 1950 Follies style show. Monocacy Middle School brickwork progresses. Linden Hills Cemetery Association seeks plot owner IDs to update records.
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Attorney general appeals dis missal of Internet charge
James Schrumpf argues that no crime exists until a crime is committed and warns that arresting people for thoughts would erode constitutional due process. He cites concerns over protecting children from predators and warns of a path toward thought police and Orwellian governance.
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Thurmont tower additions missing resident input
In Thurmont residents adjacent to Orchard Hills and Altogether subdivisions lack input on tower additions. Key information on radiation levels and hot spots is missing, hindering assessment and community awareness.
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Residents oppose nearby cell radio towers in Thurmont zoning case
In Thurmont residents and critics contest a zoning change to add 17 cell phone transmitters for Nextel and Sprint on a water tower. They allege health risks from low level radiation and accuse the town and officials of prioritizing commercial ties over safety. A petition by about 200 residents followed a July meeting where a contract had been signed. The August session saw appeals and ongoing plans amid defense of cell phone needs.
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Governor Glendening pushes balanced transport plan
A letter to the editor credits Governor Parris Glendening with a long commitment to easing travel in Frederick and Washington counties. It states he rejects building more roads to solve congestion and argues for investments in transit and other solutions to balance the system.
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Way off base on airport funds
Letter writer Virg Soule rebuts Frederick County Commissioner John Thompson Jr. over local funding for Frederick Municipal Airport and federal money for Dulles and 1 270. He argues aircraft noise is minor compared to truck traffic on U S 15 and 170 and asserts most planes at Frederick are small single engine aircraft owned by ordinary pilots.
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Proposed Amendment XXVII on privacy rights
The text asserts that the right of the people to be secure in the privacy of their persons shall not be denied nor abridged by any law or be disparaged by any action. The fragment ends without a complete conclusion or final wording.
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Debates Narrowed to Major Parties Endangers Green Party
The Commission on Public Debates will limit presidential debates to the two major parties, excluding Ralph Nader of the Green Party. Critics warn this blocks discussion of air and water pollution, universal health plans, and campaign finance reform, urging readers to contact Congressman Jerry Kessler.
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How to Send a Letter to the Frederick News-Post
Instructions for letters to the editor include mail address 200 E. Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 and a fax number 301-662-8299 plus an email letters fredericknewspost.com.
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